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American Elm

American Linden

Cottonwood

Gingko

Green Ash

Hackberry

Little Leaf Linden

Norway Pine

Pin Oak

Red Maple

Red Oak

Silver Maple

Sugar Maple

Thornless Honeylocust

Weeping Willow

Amur Maple

Canada Red Cherry

European Mountain-Ash

Flowering Crab Apple

Hawthorn

Japanese Tree Lilac

Newport Plum

Paper Birch

Redbud

River Birch

Russian Olive

Alpine Currant

Azalea

Blueberry

Columnar Buckthorn

Dogwood

Golden Mockorange

Hardy Shrub Rose

Honeysuckle

Japanese Barberry

Lilac Species

Ninebark

PeeGee Hydrangea

Peking Cotoneaster

Potentilla

Purpleleaf Sandcherry

Rhododendron

Rugosa Rose

Smooth Hydrangia

Spiraea

Viburnum

Winged Enonymus

Austrian Pine

Black Hills Spruce

Colorado Blue Spruce

Eastern White Pine

Fraser Fir

Norway Pine

Norway Spruce

Scotch Pine

White Fir

Chinese spreading juniper

Creeping juniper

Globe arborvitae

Japanese yew

Japgarden juniper

Muhgo pine

Savin juniper

Upright/ pyramidal arborvitae

Bittersweet

Clematis

Ivy species

Vine honeysuckle

Bronze ajuga

Chrysanthemum

Creeping phlox

Crownvetch

Fleeceflower

Hosta

Pachysandra

Peony

Sedum

Silver Mound

Snow on the mountain

Wintercreeper euonymus

Chickweed

Crabgrass

Creeping charlie

Dandelion

Knotweed

Plantain

Quackgrass

Alyssum

Begonia

Coleus

Dusty miller

Geranium

Impatien

Marigold

Ornamental kale

Petunia

Salvia

Zinnia